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Although the church of St Martin in Linnich has a full set of contemporary stained glass windows, the only area where colour is to be found is amongst the windows of the apse and choir, all dating from the 1970s onwards.
Executed in bold expressionist style the windows are full of symbolism and elements from the Book of Revelation.
The windows were designed by the artist Ernst Jansen Angles (1904-92) and probably made nearby at the Oidtmann Studio.
The church's website is here;-
NOLA 2018 - WWE Wrestlemania 34 - Kurt Angle & Ronda Rousey Vs Stephanie McMahon & Triple H
Kurt Angle & Ronda Rousey def. (sub) Stephanie McMahon & Triple H (in 20:26)
Rating : ****1/4
( Deux semaines a Nola pour la ville et pour WWE Wrestlemania XXXIV
Two weeks Nola for the city and for WWE Wrestlemania XXXIV )
Taken for "7 Days of Shooting" Week#6 "What's Your Angle" "Textured Tuesday"
This is the expansion allowance in the road of a bridge spanning the mighty Loire river near Clermond-Ferrand.
On a 'sugared' post.
Every 'mother' has a recipe for sugaring. Stout beer is a main ingredient together with molasses and other goodies all boiled up and then painted onto fence posts to attract the quarry.
The posts were sugared before dark, and then checked later allowing several people to enjoy and photograph the diners
You may notice his proboscis, lapping up the 'nectar'
Please don't view large, it's laughably soft. Crap!
Angler Beatrice Zellhofer caught her first fish on 5/31/2022 while fishing in Parkton, MD. It was a Largemouth Bass and she caught it while fishing with her dad Pete and Uncle Ryan
Photo by Ryan Henkin
I love the old handwritten signs on the doors.
The winter sun angled in through the windows and cast wonderful warm shadows onto the empty floors.
The chances of this actually ever coming off were incredibly slim. Panic is not really an emotion you want on any explore, and sadly I'm afraid to report I did some low grade panicking early on here. Thankfully, I had a word with myself and got on with the job in hand. I'm glad I had a tripod. Trembling is not the correct way to ensure sharp pictures.
This place looked like it was not going to happen at all, luckily some good thinking and being brave meant that we were able to check it out. It looked like it was a mixed use place - car - parts were left in places, forgotten and from another era. As we pushed on, strange cages could be seen, maybe to hold the carpets that this place once stored, and in other parts of the complex, the remains of the furniture warehouse revealed rooms full of discarded chairs.
I'm sure we weren't, but there was a real feeling that we were the first people in this part of here for years, a feeling that you don't get that often when doing UE. I loved it.
I'd got a bit lazy recently. Popping round familiar sites that others have done is good, but this reminded me of why I like doing this sort of stuff while most people are wandering around soulless malls like Meadowhall/Lakeside/Merry Hill/Brent Cross(delete as appropriate) Planning, pushing yourself, taking a risk, thinking things through means the end reward is usually good. Even if you end up trembling. Oh dear.